Product Details
The ABB FI 810F 3BDH000030R1, also cataloged as the FI 810F Communication Module, operates as a dedicated hardware component for triple-channel CAN fieldbus interface execution within Freelance rack-based I/O platforms. Interfacing directly with PM 802F or PM 803F processors across the system backplane, it manages physical layer packet framing and deterministic signal routing across three independent CAN communication channels.
Hardware Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | FI 810F |
| Part Number | 3BDH000030R1 |
| Brand | ABB |
| Module Type | Fieldbus Module CAN (Triple Channel) |
| System Compatibility | Freelance Rack-Based I/O with PM 802F / PM 803F |
| Channel Count | 3 Channels |
| Weight | 0.145 kg |
| Dimensions | 28 x 155 x 125 mm |
| Operating Temp | 0 to 60 deg C |
| Power Consumption | Backplane Powered via Rack Chassis |
| Environmental Compliance | Not RoHS Compliant; WEEE Category 5 |
Deterministic Networks and Firmware Flash Compatibility
The FI 810F module facilitates high-speed CAN bus packet transmission through dedicated onboard controller hardware connected directly to the rack backplane. Firmware flash memory routines manage protocol handshake timing and backplane synchronization to eliminate bus arbitration latency between the module and host processors. The internal physical layer transceiver circuits maintain continuous signal isolation, guarding host processor memory channels against differential line surges across all three CAN ports.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the FI 810F operate without a host processor unit?
A: No, the FI 810F functions as a rack-mounted communication interface card and must operate alongside an ABB PM 802F or PM 803F processor module to process I/O data streams.
Q: How many independent CAN channels are provided by the FI 810F module?
A: The module contains three dedicated, independent CAN fieldbus channels for concurrent communication with field instrumentation.
Q: What precautions are necessary regarding module removal during backplane execution?
A: To prevent data frame corruption on active CAN networks, module extraction or insertion must only be performed when backplane communication traffic is halted or power is removed.
Field Installation Guidelines
- Power down the host rack chassis prior to installing or removing the FI 810F module from its slot.
- Align the module circuit board with the chassis card guides and press firmly until the rear connector seats into the backplane.
- Tighten the front panel locking screws to a torque specification of 0.5 Nm to secure structural mounting and backplane ground continuity.
- Use shielded twisted-pair cabling for all CAN network links, connecting the shield braid to the cabinet ground bar within 10 cm of enclosure entry.
- Ensure suitable bus termination resistors are placed at the physical ends of each CAN fieldbus segment according to network topology rules.
Additional Information
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